Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-05
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Joseph, the Catholic Tribune.
Read Mr.. James Edelen's advertisements
of wagons, horses. etc. IN smother column.
The Missouri Pacific survey comes right
up the river from WaverIy 10 the grade
already made near DR.. Wilmot's.
The old bachelor at our house hiss some
beautiful rose buds. He is human, and must
have something to love and caress.
Rev. Thomas N. Cobb, of this city, bought,
last week, of 81. n. Ess, through Simpson i
Groves, 25s feet a. 1919 Grand avenue, Kan
sas City, for SIS, 900.
Scientific American: "A nut lock has
been patented by Mr.. Jeremiah c Butler, of
LIE zinstOn, Mo. The construction is such
that the key may be drawn off the bolt by the
nut. and need not be bent out straight into
the keyway of tue bolt to prevent its locking
portion engaging In the recesses of the nut as
the latter is beng tdrned off the bolt, the key
needing only to be bent very slightly for adj
justment into locked or unlocked position"
Observation-Disclosures. Joe Smith and Joe
Bailey were on our streets Thursday. Mr..
Jno. E Bacon was here Friday. Mr. WAL
ter N. Beatie started back to Kansas, Tues
day, after a pleasant visit home. Mr.. Fish
back, cf Lexington, Is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Frank Campbell. Mr.. Geo. Mullinfx
was here Monday. Miss Kit ninth left, Fri
day, tor Wyandotte, Kansas, and will make
that her future home Mrs. Il, 81, Luce will
leave some tine mex. week to spend the
spring and summer with relatives In Ken
f,,oGu M on3 trS IT Doll ~ Gor;r--
teld. are guests at DR.. j. J.. Fulkerson's.
They will remain about two weeks. Pro-.
Wakefield, president of the Higginsville
Seminary, has sufficiently recovered from
injuries received by falling on a slippery
side walk, two weeks, ago to resume his
duties In the school.
H ggIDs ville is still booming Its rsilr DAD.
The way the prevent danger from .~'private
hatchets'' is not to I'M bury them Let I'm
alone.
fractional differences among our people should
not be permitted 10 interfere with Efforts 10
promote the general welfare.
Messrs. Wagner & Gates. of Independence.
have been In the A~ullvIl!e neighborbood. re-
Gently, bugtng all the wheat they could get. at
IS cents per bushel. They know q good thing
when they see 1t. Lafayette. county wheat can't
be beaten.
The steamer Dacotah will leave St Louis on
her first trip TO Kansas City on Saturday next.
March IL. which will open the steamboating
season OF 1887. The Electric Line expects to do
a big business this year. and to I'm boats regu-
larly and on time.
The county treasurer requests US to announce
that he will send financial statements to every
. 'hool district in the county. April l, showing
The stnfua nj each Jiatrict They WII reach the
clerks in time for the an 1usl school meetings,
April s.
Constable Evan Young had susan Robinson.
coIored. arrested, at Independence. a few days
ago. Tor burglary and larceny. In having brok-
en- open the trunk of Celia Hendricks and stolen
there1rom a parcel of clothing. She wac tried
before Esquire Clayton. yesterday. and was
committed 70 Jail.
Odessa Democrat:-'.The latest news from
the Mo. & Kansas Central surveyors is that they
are between here and Chapel Hill, and Will pro-
badly reach this city the last of this or the first
of next week. When they arrive, the line from
here to Pleasant Hill will be ready for grading,
and it Is expected that part of the work will be
commenced in a few days. Odessa booms."
RicbmLnd Denocrat:-"A Lexington teams
ter delivered two loads of furniture to Rich
mond dealers yesterday, and declared that he
came he r pulling his team to death. .I'l take
3 good look at your tJwu.' said the man while
stopping to let his Team blow. I'm not see 1t
again until August dries the roads," We had
no idea it took till August for Bay county roads
to dry I'D.
Some mean and vicious person shot Mr.. John
Cheatham's fine setter dog. last Monday night.
wOunding the animal dangerously and very
painfully. though he Is still alive and may re-
clyer- IL MA; a crDpl and moan aCt us IA. Snu
Is entirely harmless aal very kind. The person
whe did it should be made to look Into II e
mutely plea Ting eyes OF the poor brute. wh,n
he would, II lie Ia. a manly sentiment, repent
him OF his deed.
ST. Louis, March 8 44he western rai:r,ad
properties OF vandel bit. aud Seligman New
York and Boston interests are. II Is "a i'd, about
10 be unIted. with st Louis as the initial aud
terminal point, by an aILuigam alton Of the kaE-
s IS City Short Lilac and the Missouri Central
(consol dated) and the st. LOUIS. Kansas City
4 Colorado railroads The Ius lob. while not
contemplating q union OF the entire Vanderbilt
an.: Seliginan systems, ANTICIPATES, however.
the closest running arrsn. ements. Pisns have
progressed so far that ttey are contingent OnIy
upon the erection of q new bridge over the
Mississippi river at this place. John d, Perry,
of this city. has been 0feTe1 the presidency of
the new consolidation
THE ALTAR.
Married-In Higgiusville, Lafayette coun-
ty, Mo-, February rs, at the residence of the
officiating minister, Rev. j. q. VoRel, Mr..
WILLIAM BRANDT aud Miss SOPHIA
ROTHAUS.
- At sedalia, Mo-, March l, by Bishop
Hendrix of the Methodist church, South, !
Hon. GEO. T. LONGAN, former representa-
tive OF Pettis county In the legislature, and
Miss LOU F., daughter of Mr.. P. g. Walker,
- In this city. March !. by the Rev. W.
T. Mcclure, Prot. 7. ]. SWERENGEN, of
Aullville, and Mrs. ANNA Z. LONG, pro-
prietre>s of Longs hotel.
The lsdY,s many friendR In this city Wish